hand2mind Phonics Word-Building Magnetic Tiles, Recognition and Sound Learning for Kindergarten, Phonemic Awareness Manipulatives, Science of Reading Classroom Foam Materials, Set of 6

The year before this came out, I was making boxes with scrabble-like letter tiles in order to help my second grade students visualize retention in Spelling. Then this product came out! Multi-and-single-letter phonograms (on a MAGNET)! Dreamy! This cut back on time wasted looking for the correct phonogram and the best win is that my students LOVE using their trays. It keeps them engaged as they build each word, and the scores prove this helps their long-term retention! I always look forward to seeing what Hand2Mind comes out with!

Alot of tiles

I used these letters with All About Spelling level 1. That seemed to work well, but I don’t know how well they work with the other levels. I agree with the other reviewers who say they are good quality and value for the price. I did have a little difficulty getting some of them out of the frames they were in. I used the frames for teaching basic multiplication facts.

Our school district recently adopted UFLI. It is a fantastic program however, you do have to make your blending boards. It can be a lot of work. I decided to look and see what I could find that maybe helpful to me and that’s when I stumbled upon these. I am familiar with Hand2Mind and love the products I currently teach with. As I was looking these up, I noticed that they had a lot of the vowel teams that dip songs and many other letters that could be used. Each pack comes in its own individual Ziploc bag and you have everything you need to go on the blending board and the colors match almost perfectly. I would highly recommend these for anybody who needs to make blending boards, but does not have the time to create them themselves.

Students are making words and reading words for the first time. Connecting phonics to print is fun.

I really loved using this with my students but it really didn’t stick to my magnet paper as I thought it should. Another thing I didn’t like is that they didn’t have all the ones I needed however it did provide blank squares therefore I could make my own. I would recommend this to parents and teachers.

We love these little magnets. I have them on the refrigerator and we practice while I wash dishes. The colors are bright and true to the picture quality. These have definitely enhanced our reading and spelling curriculum. Quality is good and it comes with several sets which is grwt because the kids keep losing them.

I bought this for a school teacher to help off set their classroom allowances. She was very happy receiving it.

Great for teaching phonics!